Songs related to Mie Prefecture. Beloved local tunes of Mie that continue to be cherished.
Mie Prefecture is a place where the tradition of pouring feelings for one’s hometown and its landscapes into song still remains strong.
From the historic Ise Grand Shrine and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes, to Ago Bay famed for its pearls, and the majestic Suzuka Mountains, Mie’s songs have been nurtured by its rich nature and culture.
From nostalgic children’s songs and moving folk tunes to contemporary local anthems, we bring you music that carries a variety of sentiments.
Are there any songs you know that are connected to Mie Prefecture? Songs rooted in a place are filled with a charm that makes you want to hum along.
Playlist
| Songs related to Mie Prefecture. Beloved local tunes of Mie that continue to be cherished. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Ise Kaido Festival SongYamazaki Teiji | play_arrow | A dynamic song portraying the festivals along the Ise Highway |
| 2east | Shima PeninsulaToba Ichirō | play_arrow | Ichiro Toba’s locally rooted enka |
| 3east | Sea of the BoyYamaguchi Momoe | play_arrow | A classic song by Momoe Yamaguchi depicting the pure love between a female diver and a boy |
| 4east | Ueno CityNishioka Takashi | play_arrow | Depict the town of Iga with landscapes associated with ninjas. |
| 5east | Mie Prefecture Arare Ondoatsu | play_arrow | A song of hometown love that depicts scenes of Mie Prefecture in the style of a traditional Ondo chant |
| 6east | Mie Nishi Elementary SchoolThe Shiawase | play_arrow | A warm song about the scenery of Mie and memories of first love |
| 7east | Ise-Shima BluesSuzuhara Shima | play_arrow | Aoe Mina-style tavern mood kayō |
| 8east | The flower that blooms in KuwanaMummy-D(RHYMESTER) | play_arrow | A tourist rap song that talks about the charms of Kuwana |
| 9east | I love Mie Prefecture.Agorophius | play_arrow | A song brimming with hometown love by a band from Mie |
| 10east | Dive into EspañaKatte ni Kankō Kyōkai | play_arrow | A song that comically portrays the tourist attractions of Mie Prefecture |
| 11east | Futami Love StoryTabata Yoshio | play_arrow | An island song for marital harmony that lets you feel the sea breeze of Ise |
| 12east | KikyogaokaHirai Ken | play_arrow | A song set in Ken Hirai’s hometown of Mie Prefecture |
| 13east | “Mijumarism” — Mie Prefecture Version | play_arrow | A pop song that depicts the charm of Mie |
| 14east | Song of YokkaichiIto Hideshi | play_arrow | A hometown-tribute folk song capturing the landscapes of Mie |
| 15east | In a town where a gentle breeze blowsKondō Kumiko | play_arrow | Promoting the seasonal natural beauty of Inabe City |
| 16east | Wind, go to SuzukaTakahara Ani | play_arrow | Theme song for a drama about endurance racing |
| 17east | Ise PilgrimageMizumori Kaori | play_arrow | Kaori Mizumori sings with the theme of Ise’s tourist spots and pearls. |
| 18east | Mie Prefectural AnthemAnsanburu GG | play_arrow | The Mie Prefectural anthem was established in 1964. |
| 19east | Woman of IseKitajima Saburō | play_arrow | Saburo Kitajima's Love Song Legend |
| 20east | Yunoyama Shower of DrizzleYashio Ayako | play_arrow | Set in Yunoyama Onsen and the ropeway |
| 21east | Wings of HopeTrooper | play_arrow | An anthem of pride in our hometown and trust in our comrades |
| 22east | Shongai OndoYamakawa Masaharu | play_arrow | The Shongai Ondo is driving regional revitalization. |
| 23east | I love this town.mucchī | play_arrow | The civic song of Tsu City centered on encounters and mutual help |
| 24east | Isuzu RiverMiko Takekawa | play_arrow | A spiritual journey to cleanse forbidden feelings |
| 25east | Seihō-ji Temple shining among the autumn leavesKodama te Tsuyo | play_arrow | The maple leaves at Shōhō-ji Temple in Inabe, Mie Prefecture are magnificent. |
| 26east | My life’s first departure stationToba Ichirō | play_arrow | A cheer song by an enka singer who grew up in a fisherman’s family |
| 27east | The Shore Whistle of ShimaHattori Hiroko | play_arrow | A romantic decision prioritizing one’s parents and the ensuing sorrow |
| 28east | Song of YokkaichiForest | play_arrow | Attachment to Yokkaichi and the landscapes of my hometown |
| 29east | Ise OndoSaitō Kyōko | play_arrow | Ise Ondo is a famous folk song that spread during the Edo period. |
| 30east | Rice cooked in a clay pot4-sails | play_arrow | Yokkaichi idols promote Banko ware |
| 31east | Kameyama Miso Yaki Udon Songmikiko | play_arrow | An appealing promotional song for Kameyama yaki-udon |
| 32east | Mahoroba of IseIchijō Ruriko | play_arrow | A festival song imbued with tradition and wishes |
| 33east | Go-chan OndoSato Takemi | play_arrow | Tsu City’s official character, Director of Tourism Hospitality |
| 34east | Futami YearningShiro Erena | play_arrow | A picturesque view of the Meoto Iwa (Wedded Rocks) and the coastline |
| 35east | Dream ChronicleYamazaki Teiji | play_arrow | A local theme song promoting Mie Prefecture |
| 36east | The Sea of MieMurata Miyuki | play_arrow | An enka song themed around the Meoto Iwa (Wedded Rocks) of Ise |
| 37east | Shine, Shiromochi-kunNanako Katsuragawa | play_arrow | Modeled after Tsu City’s mascot character, Lord Tōdō Takatora |
| 38east | Tsutsumin’s ThemeTsugyōza Shōgakkō Jidō | play_arrow | Tsutsumin, the gyoza character of Tsu City |
| 39east | Love Song of ShimaMatsuyama Keiko | play_arrow | A Pearl Diver’s Unrequited Love Story |
| 40east | My hometown, the land of IgaMita Yūko | play_arrow | Old Ninja Hattori-kun poor-quality song |
| 41east | Song of IseIto Hideshi | play_arrow | A singer with the theme of evocative places in the Tokai region |
| 42east | Love Song of Shimatachibana kaori | play_arrow | A local song that depicts the beauty of Ise-Shima |
| 43east | Mandarin Duck Journeykagami gorō & maki yubuko | play_arrow | A duet of traveling-performer songs. A journey along the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido. |
| 44east | Shima PeninsulaKamikawa Shiho | play_arrow | The Rias Coast of the Shima Peninsula and Inō Tadataka |
| 45east | Shichiri-no-Watashi (Shichiri Ferry Crossing)Sasa Midori | play_arrow | The Shichiri ferry from Miyashuku to Kuwana-juku |


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